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Community Spotlight on Nitish Tiwari. Nitish began sharing his stories with us on open source in May this year.

Then, he wrote another one in June and July. In his first article, he explained how to write secure code using Open Web Application Security Project guidelines. Next, Nitish compared three giants in open source content management—Drupal, Joomla, and Wordpress—based on these criteria: installation time and complexity, plugin and theme availability, ease of use, and customization and upgrades. Lastly (for now), Nitish shares his thoughts on Andriod's rise to popularity in the hearts of million through open source.

We're excited to have Nitish as a part of our writer community at Opensource.com, and we hope you enjoy his contributions. The Basics Open up to us. I am a software developer by profession, working in the "Silicon Valley of India," Bangalore. What are your favorite open tools? I use several open source tools, both at work and home.
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Turn your OpenCV Code into a Web API in under 10 minutes — Part 1. Wouldn’t it be cool if you could expose your OpenCV python code as a web service ?

Got 10 minutes ? Let’s get started! I have created a video that walks you through the process. The information in this post is pretty much the same as provided in the video.
React components lifecycle diagram. Apollo Client: GraphQL with React and Redux — Building Apollo. Apollo Client: GraphQL with React and Redux The easiest way to load data into your UI components.

React and Redux are a great team, but Redux doesn’t have a built-in solution for server-side data fetching. That’s why we built Apollo Client, the simplest way to bind GraphQL server data to your React components.
Apollo Client: GraphQL with React and Redux — Building Apollo. Pricing. Simple and flexible – scale up or down any time.

Its objective is to determine what is happening in front of a camera and use that understanding to control a computer or robotic system, to provide people with new images that are more informative or to index content enabling richer and more efficient searching. Application areas for CV technology include video surveillance, biometrics, automotive, photography, movie production, Web search, medicine, augmented reality, gaming, new user interfaces and many more. However, CV is computationally expensive: it tends to consume prohibitive amount of resources including memory and CPU.

This is probably the main problem avoiding CV mass-scale usage. For this reason, the emergence of cloud technologies may enable CV to be applied in scenarios where it was not possible. Access to on-demand computational power and storage. Object detection. Figure1. Object Detection.
Drones Offer Bird’s Eye View For Counting Seabirds. Drones may revolutionize the way researchers monitor wildlife, according to a new Scientific Reports study.

In both tropical and polar environments, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are more precise than traditional ground counts for determining the size of nesting bird colonies. They can also survey hard-to-reach (and possibly threatened) populations without startling the subjects. In their short history, drones have already been used for environmental research, from monitoring breeding success of canopy-nesting birds to surveying elephants in Burkina Faso. But how accurate are they for estimating population sizes? In the wild, it’s nearly impossible to obtain a true population size – there’s just no way to directly count every animal.

So, a team led by Jarrod Hodgson from the University of Adelaide compared the precision of UAV counts with ground-based counts made concurrently.